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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
5
An old New England squire rules that Zed Smith did not steal oats and corn taken from a farmer while feeding a rented horse. He acquits on larceny but announces a month in jail for another unspecified offense.
A Christian Herald correspondent recalls 18 years ago Japan’s anti Christian climate and closed government schools. He notes growing congregations in Osaka, fervent worship, and open religious need. Morimura, a Tokyo millionaire, speaks on moral needs. Mrs. Hiraoka of the Mitsui banking family travels nationwide to preach and hold evangelistic meetings in banks.
In a brief humorous exchange Mrs. W remarks that the devil would leave his proxy with you if he ever vacationed, signaling light banter rather than serious news.
Fragmentary notes suggest Towne traveled to Europe for health reasons and faced concerns over funds or costs. The garbled lines hint at health issues and warnings about money tied to the European journey.
An editorial comment mocks glee clubs as effeminate and argues they do not harm male college spirit. The piece cites Pye as an example of a student carrying a friend on his shoulders after a performance, noting the scene despite the attire and tenor voice.
A business man questions a recommendation letter, noting the last employer’s praise might hide an attempt to rid the worker. The exchange suggests doubts about the letter’s honesty and the sender’s future prospects.
A wife notes her husband's music taste is improving as he still falls asleep at concerts. She jokes he no longer snores as loudly off key as before, hinting at calmer, steadier listening habits.
Myrtle says she is skipping a new hat this year and Marion asks why. Myrtle replies she must, as Hodge recalls their taxi ride where Dodge admits he was preoccupied watching the indicator.
Daisy asks what to do as pamn steps on dress while Dora contrasts reaction with Fred avoiding payment.
A practical man denies luck and urges reliance on personal intelligence. His friend counters by noting some lack even that much intelligence, sparking a brief exchange on fortune versus effort.
The piece depicts Uncle Testy and Young Nephew Smarty exchanging playful dialogue about amusing noises. It notes that several family members laughed and enjoyed the jokes, with others cracking smiles.
Quote describes a man who runs a china shop and frets that a bull may burst in, illustrating excessive worry and prone to trouble. The remark likens his anxious nature to overcautious behavior in a fragile setting.
Jennie says he isn’t half good enough for me. Minnie repeats she told him he isn’t half good enough for me.
A dialogue features Dr Argue advocating for an always ready army while Mrs Argue questions burdens on the poor, highlighting class tensions in national defense. The exchange frames civic duty against social costs.
A witty exchange suggests irritation with cars as the speaker jokes they have "got on my motor nerves." The quip plays on automotive terms to deliver light humor.
A playful quote notes Sneder prefers mornings in bed while the rest of the day finds him active outside. The remark captures a lighthearted view of his daily habits.
A brief scene shows a traveler handing a grip to a porter who thanks him and mentions having his ID. The exchange suggests a polite, ordinary moment in travel.
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